Grady County Burn Ban Issued Amid Fire Danger
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Grady County Burn Ban Now in Effect
A Grady County burn ban is now in effect after county leaders cited extreme wildfire danger and dry conditions across the area.
The ban will last 14 days, with the option for county commissioners to extend it on a week-to-week basis depending on weather conditions.
What the Grady County Burn Ban Prohibits
Under the Grady County burn ban, it is illegal to:
Burn grass, brush, or trash
Build campfires or bonfires
Set fire to any forest, range, crop, or wildland area
Violations of the burn ban can result in fines or criminal penalties.
Officials Urge Fire Awareness
County officials urge residents to remain vigilant, avoid outdoor burning activities, and report smoke or fires immediately.
The Grady County burn ban comes as Oklahoma continues to face elevated wildfire risks during dry winter conditions.
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